Dylan Reynolds Held His Partner Captive for Two Weeks. A Jury Convicted Him of Human Trafficking, Kidnapping and Sexual Assault.

Dylan Reynolds Held His Partner Captive for Two Weeks. He Was Sentenced to 20 to 50 Years.

Dylan Reynolds of Manchester, New Hampshire, was convicted of 20 criminal charges after a two-week jury trial in May 2026.

The case involved the prolonged captivity and brutal abuse of his intimate partner.

In early 2023, Reynolds held the woman against her will for approximately two weeks. During that time, prosecutors said he used her drug addiction to violently coerce and control her, sexually assaulted her repeatedly, threatened her with a deadly weapon, and prevented her from escaping.

She was eventually rescued during a police welfare check.

A jury convicted Reynolds of 14 felonies, including one count of human trafficking, two counts of kidnapping, seven counts of aggravated felonious sexual assault, two counts of criminal threatening with a deadly weapon, one count of reckless conduct with a deadly weapon, and one count of witness tampering.

He was also convicted of six domestic-violence-related misdemeanors.

On August 26, 2026, Reynolds was sentenced to an aggregate 20 to 50 years in New Hampshire State Prison. He must serve the full 20-year minimum before becoming eligible for parole.

This wasn't one violent argument. It wasn't one assault.

For roughly two weeks, Dylan Reynolds controlled a woman's freedom, sexually assaulted her, threatened her, and kept her from escaping. She survived long enough for someone to come looking for her. A jury convicted him on 20 fucking counts.